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PZI GRADUATION SHOW 2018
05/07/18 — 19:00-01:00

With Karina Dukalska (Back it up), Max Franklin (Anomolous Faces), Giulia de Giovanelli (Unlearning the Rules of Collectivity), Franc González (Referedum Medialogs), Pleun Gremmen (Alt Reality Lexicon) and Nadine Rotem-Stibbe (Unpublishing House).

Presented at , , in UBIK and Slash Gallery with an exclusive presentation from first year students and extraordinary guest appearances…

worm.org/production/piet-zwart

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Piet Zwart Institute
Call for Applications
Experimental Publishing Master
Deadline: May 15
xpub.nl

He ho, let's go!

Start this Italo Rampage week. 🔥 🤖 🌅 🕶️ 🍸 🇮🇹

intergalactic.fm/portfolio/IFM

Local legends: Peet Need & Dennis vd Berg

EX
PZI GRADUATION SHOW 2018
05/07/18 — 19:00-01:00

With Karina Dukalska (Back it up), Max Franklin (Anomolous Faces), Giulia de Giovanelli (Unlearning the Rules of Collectivity), Franc González (Referedum Medialogs), Pleun Gremmen (Alt Reality Lexicon) and Nadine Rotem-Stibbe (Unpublishing House).

Presented at , , in UBIK and Slash Gallery with an exclusive presentation from first year students and extraordinary guest appearances…

worm.org/production/piet-zwart

First post in a bit of a series catching up on recent work: "Building Viruscraft planets" -> fo.am/blog/2018/06/25/building

Ah the smell of freshly baked in the morning...

Getting ready for tonight's playtest at , flashing the latest build of the game!

varia.zone/en/what-remains-fin

Fri 22 Jun 2018 20:30!

At in , Max Franklin from will perform his new work, as part of an evening with Douglas Kahn, BJ Nilsen and Aurélie Lierman.

coming up:

varia.zone/en/what-remains-fin

What Remains is a new darkly humorous 8-bit homebrew adventure video game for the 1985 Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), and developed by Iodine Dynamics. iodinedynamics.com/

#6502

an olive garden commercial written by a bot that watched 1000 hours of olive garden commercials

"One of the ways Rotterdam is encouraging gentrification is by establishing nine bakfietswijken—or cargo-bike neighborhoods." theatlantic.com/technology/arc

git log from my performance at LAC this Saturday:
code.mathr.co.uk/clive/history

Difference between the code at the start and end:
code.mathr.co.uk/clive/blobdif

Digital audio recording with synchronized code diffs:
mathr.co.uk/clive/session-2018

Video link coming as soon as LAC upload it.

The noise at the start was because I forgot to re-run make after switching branches from the soundcheck session branch to the lac ready-for-performance branch, so it started with the noisemaking code as last compiled at the end of the soundcheck. I fixed the ./start.sh script afterwards.

“After Post-truth”
2nd Interface Politics Conference

Critical approaches to creativity in the age of multi-truth. The perspective of art, design, grassroots technology, pedagogy, activism, user cultures and other collective practices.

gredits.org/interfacepolitics/

PZI Special Issue 6
XPPL / Interfacing the Law

Workshop on distributed book catalogue and network library + discussion on shadow/extra-legal side of access to knowledge and research practices.

June 14, Leeszaal West

more info: issue.xpub.nl/06/

Just please... I don't want to fee it anymore. Both ostatus and ap are bad protocols for privacy. They don't ensure it, they just hope that the other server cooperates. Please, don't share REALLY private stuff on fedi, use matrix or xmpp or pgp, with proper encryption. This isn't a Pleroma problem or a mastodon problem, it's a problem in the protocol and that won't change in the near future.

Found a new pretty bug. Lost in CHR glitches.

Laboratório Cidadão da Baixada Santista

LABxS 2018 Open Residency Program on arts, communities and aesthetics of the commons

deadline June 17

labsantista.procomum.org/labxs

Due to popular request during the different playtests so far, we've started to add many more object interactions.

It's quite fun to do actually :)